Thursday, Jan 16

The New Georgia Project and its affiliate face a $300,000 fine for violating campaign finance laws during the 2018 election cycle, marking Georgia's largest fine to date.

Thursday, Jan 16

The New Georgia Project, founded by Stacey Abrams, faces Georgia's largest-ever campaign violation fine of $300,000 for illegal campaigning.

Friday, Jan 10

Trump retains voting rights after sentencing but loses gun privileges and must submit a DNA sample following his felony conviction.

Saturday, Jan 11

Donald Trump's felony conviction raises questions about his rights, including voting eligibility, holding office, and firearm possession.

Friday, Jan 10

The DNC moves to block Republicans from invalidating ballots in North Carolina's election, raising concerns over voter disenfranchisement.

Wednesday, Jan 08

The North Carolina Supreme Court blocks the certification of Justice Allison Riggs' victory, citing challenges to vote eligibility in a controversial move by Republicans.

Thursday, Jan 09

The U.S. Justice Department alleges Hazleton's at-large voting system dilutes Hispanic political power, violating the Voting Rights Act.

Wednesday, Jan 08

Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab enters the gubernatorial race for 2026, emphasizing his election integrity efforts and disagreements with GOP norms.

Wednesday, Jan 08

A federal appeals court hears a pivotal case on Louisiana's voting maps affecting Black voter representation under the Voting Rights Act.

Sunday, Jan 05

Experts warn that Trump's second term could undermine voting rights by reshaping the justice department's role in federal voting law enforcement.